Time: The EIGHTEENTH Century - 1700
Origin: Venezia, Italia
Main essence: Bois de Rose
Material: Slab of Walnut , Walnut
Description:
Louis XIV extention of a trumeau that had been turned into a wall mirror. The front is slabbed with walnut burl and threadings. Made of a pair of now- locked doors decorated with leafy engravings and with two large mercury mirrors engraved with acid that creat a decoration along the edges with phitomorphic and flowery motifs. Also the central cartiglio is constituted by a mirror, where it is represented, always engraved with acid, a putto. The walnut selvage, shaped with curly volutes and carvings, has some painted parts to strengthen the grain of the briar.
Product Condition:
Product in good conditions, shows some signs of wear.
Dimensions (cm):
Height: 160
Width: 133
Depth: 15
Maximum size (cm):
Height: 160
Width: 133
Depth: 15
Additional Information
Notes historical bibliographic:
The mobile veneziano del '700, note di G. Morazzoni, II, Milan, Görlich Editore, 1958.
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